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I know - it was just a general observation.

In that case, someone else gets the bass you're after. Unlucky.

We're talking about picking up the phone, not riding on the back of a turtle to a witch's cavern on an island in the middle of the Forbidden Lake of Death.

FWIW the phone number’s on the website. Probably worth a try.

I'm going to make my lot sit through Supper's Ready and Awaken. And they'd better pretend to enjoy it.

Might just be general interference. Are you near a router, or monitor? Presumably you have a bass in that clip - what happens if you walk away from the head? Face away from it, like you would at the gig? Or rotate on the spot? Not saying it's relevant in this case, but one thing Class D heads has done is made people forget how noisy environments can be. Class D heads - for all their sins (IMO) - don't really suffer from it. I always cringe when I crank my stuff up to gig volume in the house, with loads of stuff in close proximity, but it's never a problem at the actual gig.

Ah, worth a shot. The video sounds exactly like when I fire up a non-Class D head in my house, and turn it to gig volume while the powerline extenders are plugged in.

Do you have powerline internet in the house? If so, switch that off and see what happens.

I’m fairly sure the price will drop significantly before then.

Heads up, gang: https://www.amazon.co.uk/My-Effin-Life-Geddy-Lee/dp/0063159414/

re: the 20-second mark.. someone needs to remind him he was also the singer.

I can also recommend this, for... err.. the inside story.

^^^^ Not much of that is British, as-per the OP's request.

Lonnie Donegan. Job done.

I thought Randy just played a Precision, Hagstrom and a Rickenbacker. Turns out I was very, very wrong... https://randymeisnerretrospective.com/2023/01/26/basses-used-by-randy-1968-2006/

Sounds like it's had a bump during shipping, maybe. Hopefully an easy fix.

Yep, Like I say.. something's not right.

Yeah, there's something, somewhere, not right.

And there definitely isn’t an issue re: the signal the amp is receiving being too low? Where were your input and output gains and EQ etc. set?

I don't know how loud your band is, but IME it's should easily loud enough for a bigger room, within the confines of what the cab is capable of, of course. I wouldn't worry about the clip light, but 90% volume? That's insane. Is the BF2x10 4ohm?

Hi all FWIW the 'correct' startup sequence (at least on mine) is: 1. Red HB light & 'Protect' light for about 30 seconds 2. A gently audible mechanical 'click' then a switch to green HB light and 'Ready' light. I wonder if the LED has failed on @RikiB's? I don't think having the amp on a cab will be a contributing factor to any problems..! Also, I am fairly sure Lezsek is way on holiday at the moment, so if you're getting zero / brief responses, that might be why.

I hope I'm wrong, but I strongly suspect this will be absolutely pants.

£900 for an incredible hand-made amp is pretty good going.

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